Beam
Put out
Put out verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Quickly changing beams and firing the dark beam will actually put out the fire, and it will fall to the ground and die silently.
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Aside from pounding stakes, his Hammer Twirl attack can light things on fire (just like the usual Hammer Flip), his Hammer Swing can put out fires, and he has a Charged Attack that lets him fire a "hammer beam" that cuts ropes.
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Nuclear bombs put out a lot of X-rays, so the Excalibur was simply a sphere of mirrors which could individually aimed to take out dozens of Soviet nuclear missiles in one fell swoop with copious amounts of Beam Spam.
Source: Death Ray
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